These days are seeing the worst spiral of violence between Israelis and Palestinians since 2014, a situation that so far has already cost more than 139 dead in the Gaza Strip, 8 in Israel and 10 in the occupied West Bank. A tension that has been simmering since the beginning of Ramadan a month ago, when the restrictions covered by the pandemic led to clashes with the police at the end of April, but especially intensified in recent days by the violent demonstrations of radical Zionist groups. At the origin of this latest crisis - now obscured by the noise of the bombings - is the conflict over the eviction of 36 Palestinian families in the East Jerusalem neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah.